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Aboriginal Cultural Workshops Perth | Boorloo, Whadjuk Noongar Country

Aboriginal Cultural Workshops in Perth | Boorloo, Whadjuk Noongar Country

Aboriginal Cultural Immersions delivers Aboriginal cultural workshops across Perth, Boorloo, on Whadjuk Noongar Country. Our programs are designed for schools, workplaces, councils, community groups and events seeking respectful, engaging and practical cultural learning.

Perth sits beside Derbarl Yerrigan, the Swan River, a place of deep cultural significance for Whadjuk Noongar people. Our workshops help participants connect with Aboriginal art, symbols, storytelling, cultural knowledge and contemporary perspectives in a way that is accessible, meaningful and appropriate for each group.

We support Reconciliation Week, NAIDOC Week, school incursions, corporate cultural awareness programs, community celebrations, wellbeing days and team-building events throughout Perth and wider Western Australia.

Book an Aboriginal cultural workshop in Perth or request our brochure.

Phone 0422 973 185 Aboriginal Cultural Immersions
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Aboriginal Cultural Workshops Across Perth and Western Australia

Aboriginal Cultural Immersions delivers Aboriginal cultural workshops across Perth, Boorloo, Whadjuk Noongar Country, and wider Western Australia by arrangement. Our Perth programs support schools, workplaces, councils, community groups and events seeking Aboriginal-led cultural learning that is locally grounded, practical and respectful.

From Perth CBD, Fremantle / Walyalup and the northern and southern suburbs through to regional Western Australia, we help organisations plan meaningful cultural workshops for NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week, school programs, corporate learning days, community celebrations and team-building events.

Perth Metro Service Areas

Perth CBD
Northbridge
Subiaco
Fremantle / Walyalup
Cottesloe
Joondalup
Midland
Rockingham
Mandurah

Regional Western Australia

Bunbury
Busselton
Margaret River
Albany
Geraldton
Kalgoorlie
Broome
Regional WA by arrangement

Book Aboriginal Cultural Workshops Across Perth and WA

Planning an Aboriginal cultural workshop in Perth, Boorloo, Whadjuk Noongar Country, or regional Western Australia? Contact Aboriginal Cultural Immersions to discuss your school, workplace, council, community event, NAIDOC Week program, Reconciliation Week activity or corporate cultural learning session.

Book an Aboriginal cultural workshop in Perth or request our brochure.

Call 0422 973 185
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Download the Perth Cultural Immersions Brochure

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Working On Whadjuk Noongar Country | Aboriginal Performances and Workshops Around Perth

Aboriginal Cultural Immersions works on Whadjuk Noongar Country, delivering Aboriginal art workshops, cultural learning programs and Aboriginal performances across Boorloo, Perth, Fremantle / Walyalup and wider Western Australia.

We work with schools, workplaces, government teams, universities, councils and community organisations to create respectful cultural experiences led by Aboriginal artists, performers, musicians and cultural educators.

Our Perth and WA programs support meaningful engagement with Aboriginal knowledge, storytelling, visual art, music, dance, cultural protocols and contemporary Aboriginal perspectives, helping participants better understand histories, cultures and connections to Country.

From corporate cultural learning and team-building workshops to school incursions, university events, significant dates, NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week and community celebrations, we provide Aboriginal facilitators for programs across Perth and the regional areas of Western Australia by arrangement.

Whadjuk Noongar People in Contemporary Perth

Today, Whadjuk Noongar people continue to live, work, and practice culture within the Perth metropolitan area. Although urban development has transformed much of the landscape, cultural connections to Country remain strong.

Native title settlements and land rights initiatives have provided greater recognition of Whadjuk custodianship. Whadjuk leaders and organisations play active roles in cultural education, environmental management, and community development.

Whadjuk culture is increasingly visible in Perth through public art, dual place names, Welcome to Country ceremonies, and cultural events. However, challenges remain, including social inequality, health disparities, and the ongoing impacts of historical trauma.

Cultural Revitalisation and Education

Cultural revitalisation is a key focus for Whadjuk Noongar communities. Language revival programs, cultural tours, and school education initiatives help reconnect younger generations with their heritage.

Elders play a vital role in teaching culture, sharing stories, and guiding respectful engagement with Country. Non-Indigenous Australians also have a responsibility to learn about the Whadjuk culture and support reconciliation efforts.

Education is essential to building understanding and respect, ensuring that Whadjuk Noongar history and culture are recognised as integral to Perth’s identity.

Perth Contacts for Corporate, Government, Education & Organisations.

Enquire about our Aboriginal-led workshops, ceremonies, and cultural performances in Perth and WA.

Our Perth Aboriginal Cultural Immersions and Indigenous Workshops

Traditional Indigenous Didge & Dance Concert Experiences

Western Australian Immersions 1 to 4 may include elements such as Welcome to Country where appropriate, smoking or cleansing ceremony, didgeridoo, language song, dance, ochres and traditional dress.

Our Aboriginal cultural Immersions are suitable for use in small offices, conference rooms, indoor events, and through to major events in public arenas and stadiums.

You supply the PA and the performance area. We bring everything else, including the smiles

Duration 5 minutes to 30 minutes

3 to 7 cultural leaders and performers

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Traditional Ceremony Immersions

Aboriginal Ceremony Experiences

Perth Immersions 5 to 13 include all of, or elements of, Welcome to Country, and/or a smoking/cleansing ceremony, and/or a didgeridoo master, and/or a language songman or woman in traditional dress.

Our Indigenous Incursions can be performed in a variety of settings, including small offices, conference rooms, indoor events, and large stadiums.

You supply the PA and the performance area. We bring everything else, including the smiles.

Duration 2 minutes to 20 minutes

1 to 4 cultural leaders and performers

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Book Aboriginal Art Workshops on Boorloo and Walyalup

Aboriginal Art Workshops Perth

Art on Canvas and Paint Your Own Boomerang Workshop Classes are an excellent team-building program.

Our Whadjuk Noongar Aboriginal art programs in Perth are hands-on workshops that bring your people together to learn traditional painting and open opportunities to engage with culturally knowledgeable facilitators eager to teach Indigenous culture and histories. From an art perspective, you will learn about Aboriginal symbols and meanings, and we will help Create Your Own Aboriginal-Inspired Art Story

You supply the space, tables and chairs, we supply everything else.

Duration 45 minutes to 90 minutes

1 or 2 Aboriginal Artists

Whadjuk Nyoongar Art Workshops

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Indigenous Culture Workshops Perth

Soak Up Local Knowledge, Histories, and cultural learning.

Our Western Australian Aboriginal cultural workshops combine a range of activities, including yidaki, Bush Survival, Weaponry and Artefacts, Didge and Dance, Ancient storytelling and creation stories, with an additional Indigenous art workshop as part of the rotational package. Our cultural lessons enable your team to explore ways in which Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people can come together to create a better future.

You supply the space, tables and chairs, we supply everything else.

Duration 30 minutes to 3 hours

1 to 3 cultural leaders and performers

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Pre-Book Your Aboriginal Culture For Significant Indigenous Dates in 2026

National Sorry Day 2026

May 26th 2026 - We remember and acknowledge the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, which we now know as ‘The Stolen Generations’.

National Sorry Day is a day to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations Survivors and reflect on how we can all share in the healing process.

National Reconciliation Week 2026

The National Reconciliation Week starts on the 27th May and runs to the 3rd of June 2026.

The 2026 theme, All In, makes clear that reconciliation is not a spectator sport, and that all of us must step away from the sidelines and take action to make change.
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NAIDOC Week 2026

The 2026 National NAIDOC Week theme is '50 Years Deadly'

Held across Australia between July 5th and 12th, 2026, 50 Years of Deadly marks five decades of strength, culture, and community leadership. NAIDOC themes honour Elders, honour creativity, and amplify Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, capturing where our people have been and where Australia must continue to listen.

Learn more about NAIDOC Week

Perth and Western Australia Aboriginal Cultural Workshop FAQs

Do you run Aboriginal cultural workshops in Perth?

Yes. Aboriginal Cultural Immersions delivers Aboriginal cultural workshops across Perth, Boorloo, on Whadjuk Noongar Country. We work with schools, workplaces, councils, community organisations and event teams across the Perth metro area.

Are your Perth workshops suitable for schools?

Yes. Our Aboriginal school workshops are designed for primary schools, secondary schools and education programs across Perth and WA. Sessions can include Aboriginal art, symbols, storytelling, cultural learning, yarning, teamwork and age-appropriate discussion.

Do you offer corporate Aboriginal workshops in Perth?

Yes. We deliver corporate Aboriginal cultural workshops and training for Perth workplaces, government teams, conferences and professional development days. Workshops can support cultural awareness, team building, significant dates, NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation Week events.

What makes your Perth workshops different?

Our Perth workshops are locally framed around Boorloo, Whadjuk Noongar Country and Western Australian cultural context. Each session is practical, respectful and engaging, helping participants learn through Aboriginal art, storytelling, symbols and shared cultural conversation.

Do you run workshops across wider Western Australia?

Yes. We can support Aboriginal cultural workshops across Western Australia by arrangement. This may include regional schools, workplaces, councils, community events and conferences in locations such as Bunbury, Busselton, Margaret River, Albany, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Broome and other WA regions. For Perth-based programs, visit our Perth and WA Aboriginal workshops page.

Can you deliver NAIDOC Week workshops in Perth and WA?

Yes. NAIDOC Week workshops are one of the most popular cultural programs for Perth schools, workplaces and community events. We recommend booking early for Perth and Western Australia, as key NAIDOC Week dates often fill quickly.

Can you support Reconciliation Week events in Perth?

Yes. Our Perth Aboriginal workshops are suitable for National Reconciliation Week events, workplace learning days, school programs, community activities and council events. Sessions can be adapted for small groups, large teams, assemblies, conferences and public-facing programs.

Do participants create Aboriginal-inspired artwork?

Yes. Depending on the workshop selected, participants may learn about Aboriginal symbols, storytelling and visual expression before creating their own artwork or contributing to a collaborative team artwork. These programs sit within our broader Aboriginal-led workplace cultural workshops.

Can our organisation keep the finished artwork?

Yes. For collaborative artwork workshops, completed artworks remain the property of the purchaser. They can be displayed in a workplace, school, community space or auctioned for charity, depending on the purpose of the event.

Are the workshops suitable for non-Indigenous participants?

Yes. Our Perth and WA workshops are designed to help non-Indigenous participants engage respectfully with Aboriginal culture, stories, symbols and perspectives. Sessions are welcoming, practical and guided by experienced Aboriginal cultural facilitators.

How far in advance should we book a Perth Aboriginal workshop?

For NAIDOC Week, Reconciliation Week and major school or corporate dates, we recommend booking as early as possible. Perth and WA bookings can be in high demand around key cultural calendar periods.

Can workshops be customised for our Perth organisation?

Yes. Workshops can be tailored for schools, workplaces, councils, community groups and events. We can adjust the format, group size, learning outcomes and activity style to suit your audience, location and event purpose. For workplace teams, explore our corporate Aboriginal cultural training and workshop options.

Do you provide Aboriginal workshops for councils and community events in WA?

Yes. We work with councils, community organisations and event teams across Perth and Western Australia. Workshops can support community festivals, civic events, youth programs, cultural learning days and reconciliation-focused activities.

How do we book an Aboriginal cultural workshop in Perth?

To book an Aboriginal cultural workshop in Perth or regional Western Australia, contact Aboriginal Cultural Immersions to discuss your group size, preferred date, location and workshop type. You can also download the Perth Aboriginal Workshops brochure.